What goes on your restaurant page
Your page is built from the details you add in your dashboard, so it is always up to date without any extra work. It includes:
- Your full menu with photos, prices and categories, including sold out dishes and current offers.
- Your logo, a cover photo and a short description of the place.
- Address, city, phone number and opening hours.
- Links to your Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and TripAdvisor pages.
- A booking form, so guests can ask for a table and you confirm it from your phone.
- Pickup ordering for signed in customers, if you choose to turn it on.
The page has a short address like menubangla.com/j/yourname that is easy to type, print and share.
Why a website and not only a Facebook page
Facebook is where many people in Bangladesh first hear about a restaurant, and you should keep using it. The trouble is that a menu posted as photos gets buried under newer posts, prices in old photos go stale, and nobody can order or book from a picture.
Your MenuBangla page solves that. Put the link in your Facebook bio, on your page button and in your posts, and people who are ready to eat land on a menu they can trust, with a way to book or order. The two work together: Facebook brings people in, and your page turns them into guests.
Built so search engines understand it
Each restaurant page carries a clear title, a description and structured data that tells search engines it is a restaurant with a menu, an address and prices. Your restaurant also appears in our Explore listing and on the page for your city, such as restaurants in Dhaka, which gives people another way to find you.
Nobody can promise a top spot on Google, but a real page with your name, location and dishes gives search engines far more to work with than a menu photo on social media. Our guide on getting your restaurant found on Google covers the other steps that help.
No design or coding needed
You do not need to hire a designer, buy hosting or learn to code. Pick a menu look, add your colours and logo, and the page is ready. Updating it is the same as updating your menu: change a price or a photo in your dashboard and the page changes with it.
If you run more than one branch, one account can manage them all, each with its own page, menu and QR codes.
Common questions
How much does the restaurant website cost?
Nothing. The page, the menu, bookings and table ordering are free, with no monthly fee and no commission.
Can I use my own domain name?
Not at the moment. Your page lives at a short MenuBangla address such as menubangla.com/j/yourname, which you can share anywhere.
Can I change the short link?
The link is created from your restaurant name when you sign up. Write to us at menubanglabd@gmail.com if you need it changed.
I already have a website. Can I still use MenuBangla?
Yes. Link to your MenuBangla menu from your site, or use it only for QR codes and table ordering.
Keep reading
- QR code menuFree QR code menuMake a free QR code menu for your restaurant in Bangladesh. Add dishes with photos and prices, print a code for every table and change prices from your phone.
- Table orderingQR table orderingLet guests order from their table by scanning a QR code and pay with cash, bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Orders reach your phone instantly. Free, with no commission.
- GuideGet found on GooglePractical steps to help your restaurant show up on Google Search and Google Maps in Bangladesh: Business Profile, photos, reviews, your menu page and consistent details.
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